I am from Lexington, Kentucky--the Thoroughbred Horse Capital of the World.

Could be a stall tactic...I.E...he fools you into not evicting or starting the eviction process because he "claims" he is leaving.  

On quick review, the house looks good, nice and finished.The only thing I noticed is that there is plenty of horse parking, but no car parking.  

They don't allow for mortgage payments, but you can have a rev mort because no payments are required.Medicaid will exempt a home (trust or not) if the client lives in it, or if the community spouse lives in it... but you also have to be able to afford to keep it.Cart before horse here with info and not enough details, let's PM.

I lived without tv, in a tent for a while, had only a cell phone, sold my horses and could fill a box car in a train with all the ramen noodles I ate getting here.

I think you're putting the cart before the horse. 

Jim Stallings would really like to get idea from you on creative financing.

My installations on plywood or OSB subfloors are on HardieBacker and waterproofed with paintable membranes -- I built the tile floors in my rentals like shower stalls walls.

@Kenneth Mcgee You absolutely have the cart before the horse, and even an inexperienced agent should have known better.  

Hey Jim Stallings maybe I’m a little confused but if it’s been that long and both of those groups don’t meet what’s the hold back from just putting it out there that hey I’m coming here at this time if anyone wants to meet and talk real estate?